Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation at The University of Melbourne - conservation lab, cultural research, community engagement
Melbourne
Joined January 2014
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Job opportunity 🚨Part- time continuing position for industry experts. Two roles available: 1. conserving books and paper; 2. conserving textiles and organic materials. Apps due 5 May jobs.unimelb.edu.au/en/job/9…
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We’re hiring! Applications are open for the role of Lecturer in Cultural Materials Conservation. The continuing position is based in Melbourne’s conservation research centre. Applications close: 24 Nov 2023. See cultural materials position description👇
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Come work with us! We are looking for a teaching specialist experienced in conservation science. The continuing part-time role is based in Parkville, Melbourne.
🚨 Applications close: 09 Nov
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It has been a pleasure to review "Climatic and Environmental Threats to Cultural Heritage" by Robyn Sloggett @rjslog1 and Marcelle Scott for @Conservators_UK
A book I will use in teaching in the MSc Sustainable Heritage @UCL_ISH
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Critical Perspectives on Cultural Memory and Heritage focuses on the importance of memory and heritage for individual and group identity, and for their sense of belonging. #openaccess: ow.ly/9Phg50I5Gb8
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.@Cultcons aluminus Grace Barrand and Research Fellow Marcelle Scott's article on Work Integrated Learning as essential for developing conservation skills
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Part of Cancy Chu's PhD with @Cultcons Dr Petronella Nel and colleagues from @ArtGalleryofNSW
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NSW Heritage Grants now open for applications
This program helps owners, custodians, managers, and communities to recognise, value and care for heritage. Includes NEW $1 million Activating State Heritage Grant category. ow.ly/U5H050KNxTN
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Meet Vincent Beltran, who works with a microfading tester. This instrument shines a focused beam of light on an object without creating visible damage to it. He measures the effect of light to figure out the safest lighting for an object in a museum or elsewhere.
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We're v. happy to be working with an international #TechnicalArtHistory team in July studying the layered authorship of Bernini's Bronzes @NGVMelbourne and @NatGalleryAus w. 2 free events @Cultcons: 1st on 25.07 eventbrite.com.au/e/an-intro… & details of 2nd alldayer on 30.07 to follow
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The 2nd free event is a day of talks and master classes focused on #TechnicalArtHistory approaches to the authorship of Bernini’s Bronzes @cultcons see eventbrite.com.au/e/berninis…
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Prof Sloggett pointing out that the stories, through paintings about this place, are kept in many cultural institutions, yet a disconnect between this knowledge, and anything that would prevent this action. #amaga2022 sbs.com.au/nitv/article/2021…
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In this new #OnlineFirst article, Robert Lazarus argues that the circulation of cassettes extends movable media traditions in Indigenous Australia and formats new media practices now occupied by digital devices. @UniMelb journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Grimwade students have been preparing and testing colour-matched non-hydraulic lime mortars as part of Conservation Intensive - an elective on Stone Heritage Conservation taught by Dr Jonathan Kemp.
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Finishing her talk with a fun interactive game of guess the polymer. Petronella Nel showed images of plastic objects for the participants to guess the polymer- then shared the relevant spectra and ID! #PlasticsinPeril2020
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Petronella Nel highlights the importance of having good reference databases with spectra of known polymers for correct identification using ATR:FTIR.
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The Classics and Archaeology Collections of the University of Melbourne, 21 Oct
Introducing our speakers:
Andrew Jamieson is associate professor of Near Eastern archaeology in the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies.
Register for event: ow.ly/DV6250BKq87
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Kerrianne Stone is currently presenting about the Baillieu library collection which contains over 9000 individual prints!
#HunterCollector @Cultcons @unilibrary @IanPotterMuseum